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powerpoint presentation © 2007 jillian lipinski william shakespeare the bard (poet) of avon curtain call for the remainder of your high school career and possibly some of college, you will be reading the works of william shakespeare. to maximize your understanding, you must first learn the facts: life renaissance works techniques/language theatre i. life a. birth 1. stratford-upon-avon (90 nw of london) 2. 1564 3. parents- john and mary shakespeare 4. shakespeare's genealogy sources: http://www.onlineshakespeare.com/ http://www.stratford-upon-avon.co.uk/soamapm.htm http://shakespeare.palomar.edu/timeline/genealogy.htm ©1998 terry a. gray i. life b. death 1. 1616 2. 52 years old 3. possibly on his birthday good frend for jesus sake forbeare, to digg the dust encloased heare. bleste be ye man yt spares thes stones, and curst be he yt moves my bones. photo source: http://www.poetsgraves.co.uk/images/stratgrave_images_jpg.jpg i. life c. family 1. married at age 18 2. wife: anne hathaway age 26 3. 3 children 4. abandoned family sources: http://www.onlineshakespeare.com/ …

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hymed couplet (2 lines) 5. iambic pentameter- 10 syllables; unstressed-stressed pattern 6. rhyme scheme: ababcdcdefefgg iv. techniques/language… blank verse 1. unrhymed 2. iambic pentameter b. soliloquy- one person speaking 1. one character on stage 2. only the audience hears c. aside- one person speaking 1. several characters on stage 2. only the audience or one character hears iv. techniques/language d. allusion- reference to an outside person, place, thing or idea e. comic relief-humor to relieve emotional intensity iv. techniques/language f. pun- play on words 1. “you have dancing shoes/with nimble soles; i have a soul of lead/so stakes me to the ground i cannot move.” (rj: i.iv.15-16) g. new words/phrases 1. “dead as a doornail” 2. “laughing-stock” 3. “it’s all greek to me” v. theatre the globe 1. built in 1599 2. bank of river thames 3. structure a. 3 story b. wooden frame c. open courtyard d. raised platform …

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e years his senior. they had three children. he later abandoned the family and devoted his time to his work. he spent much time at the (7)____ theatre, for this was the primary location of his plays. the rich people sat in the seats while the poor people, known as (8)_____, sat on the ground. they enjoyed the crude humor and plays on words called (9)______. the theatre as a whole was not well respected in this time period; however the monarch, (10)_________, was a patron of shakespeare. works cited absolute shakespeare. 1 february 2007. gray,terry a. mr. william shakespeare and the internet. 1 february 2007 - -. mr. william shakespeare and the internet. 1 february 2007 depauw university news. depauw univesity. 2 february 2007. online shakespeare.com. 1 february 2007. portrait of elizabeth i. 2 february 2007. works cited, cntd. renaissance fair. answers.com. 11 february 2007. self, cameron. poets’ graves. …

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4 1594 othello 1602-1603 1622 the rape of lucrece 1594 1594 measure for measure 1603 1623 romeo and juliet 1594 1597 timon of athens 1604-1606 1623 love's labours lost 1594 1598 king lear 1605 1608 the sonnets 1594 1609 macbeth 1606 1623 richard ii 1595 1597 pericles 1606-1607 1609 a midsummer night's dream 1595 1600 antony and cleopatra 1607-1608 1623 the merchant of venice 1596 1600 coriolanus 1608 1623 henry iv, part 1 1596 1598 cymbeline 1609 1623 henry iv, part 2 1597 1600 the winter's tale 1609 1623 sheet2 sheet3 workwrittenpublishedworkwrittenpublishedworkwritten the comedy of errors1589-15941623the merry wives of windsor15971602the tempest1610 the two gentlemen of verona1589-15931623much ado about nothing15981600the two noble kinsmen1611 king john1590-15951623as you like it15991623cardenio1612 henry vi, part 11590-15921623julius caesar15991623henry viii1613 henry vi, part 215911594henry v15991600 henry vi, part 315921595hamlet16001603 venus and adonis15931593troilus and cressida1600-16031609 richard iii15931597twelfth night16011623 the taming of the shrew1593-15941623all's well that ends well1601-16021623 titus …

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powerpoint presentation © 2007 jillian lipinski william shakespeare the bard (poet) of avon curtain call for the remainder of your high school career and possibly some of college, you will be reading the works of william shakespeare. to maximize your understanding, you must first learn the facts: life renaissance works techniques/language theatre i. life a. birth 1. stratford-upon-avon (90 nw of london) 2. 1564 3. parents- john and mary shakespeare 4. shakespeare's genealogy sources: http://www.onlineshakespeare.com/ http://www.stratford-upon-avon.co.uk/soamapm.htm http://shakespeare.palomar.edu/timeline/genealogy.htm ©1998 terry a. gray i. life b. death 1. 1616 2. 52 years old 3. possibly on his birthday good frend for jesus sake forbeare, to digg the dust encloased heare. bleste be ye ma...

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